Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor's Love

The love between Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor could be described as complicated and ambiguous. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of the Eldest Princess and the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor had special love and doting for her. The Eldest Princess used the Qing Emperor's relationship with Lin Ruofu to give birth to Lin Wan 'er. Although the Qing Emperor's feelings for the Eldest Princess were not as good as we imagined, his love for Lin Wan 'er was obvious. However, the Qing Emperor also fell deeply in love with Ye Qingmei and gave birth to Fan Xian with her. Thus, the Qing Emperor and Lin Wan 'er's love was not the main emotional line. It was a complicated plot in the story of the Qing Dynasty.

The love between Lin Wan 'er and the Qing Emperor could be described as complicated and ambiguous. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of the Eldest Princess and the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor had special love and doting for her. Even though the Qing Emperor had also fallen deeply in love with Ye Qingmei and had given birth to Fan Xian with her, his love for Lin Wan 'er was obvious. However, the Qing Emperor and Lin Wan 'er's love was not the main emotional line of the Qing Yu Nian story. It was one of the complicated plots. Therefore, the details of their specific love development needed to be further read in the original work of "Celebrating Years" or watched on TV.

There were three reasons why the Qing Emperor had appointed Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian. First, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, had established the palace treasury, and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui was in charge of this royal family business. In order to express his respect and memory of Fan Xian's birth mother, the Qing Emperor decided to marry Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian. Secondly, the Qing Emperor used the power of public opinion to make the newspapers in Jingdou publicize Lin Ruofu's identity as an illegitimate daughter. This aroused the curiosity of the people and made Lin Wan 'er the focus of Jingdou's attention. In the end, the Qing Emperor might have decided to marry her to Fan Xian out of his love for Lin Wan 'er and hope that she could find happiness. All in all, the Qing Emperor had given Lin Wan 'er to Fan Xian for many reasons, including the memory of Fan Xian's birth mother, the use of public opinion, and his love for Lin Wan' er.

Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. She was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

The Lin Wan 'er in the original book," Celebrating Years," was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

The Lin Wan 'er in the original book," Celebrating Years," was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

The Lin Wan 'er in the original book," Celebrating Years," was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. She was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

The Lin Wan 'er in the original book," Celebrating Years," was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. Lin Wan 'er was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.

Lin Wan 'er was not the Qing Emperor's daughter. She was the illegitimate daughter of Prime Minister Lin Ruofu and Eldest Princess Li Yunrui. There was an ambiguous relationship between the Qing Emperor and the Eldest Princess. In order to hide this relationship, the Eldest Princess used Lin Ruofu and gave birth to Lin Wan 'er. Thus, Lin Wan 'er was the Qing Emperor's niece and not his daughter.